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Chinese webshop Joybuy challenges Bol and Amazon today with same-day delivery and robot pets

Chinese webshop Joybuy challenges Bol and Amazon today with same-day delivery and robot pets

JD.com, China's largest retail giant, has launched its new webshop Joybuy in the Netherlands and Europe today. The platform aims to compete with major rivals like Bol and Amazon by offering same-day delivery on a diverse range of products, including robot pets and local Dutch goods.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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